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Whittington Open Gardens Welcome to Whittington Open Gardens, June 28 and 29 2025. We welcome you to another exciting event showing off the best of Whittington gardening skills. Welcome!

There are a number of new gardens – as well as several gardens that have been open before. Welcome to Whittington Open Gardens, 28-29 June, 2025. We are delighted to be able to welcome you to another exciting event showing off the best of Whittington gardening skills. There are a number of new gardens – as well as several that have been open before where you can see changes that people have made over the last couple of years. As well as visiting the gardens please enjoy the ‘River of Flowers’ that we have created in parks like Swan Meadow and the Jubilee Orchard. A really exciting new development has been the replanting of the Whittington Wood by Osprey Close off Fisherwick Road which is a real must for your visit. Enjoy, too, the lovely troughs which dot our Main Street down the central spine of the village. And do stop for a while for refreshments in one of our charming village pubs – The Bell, The Dog, The Plough (Huddlesford) or the excellent Café on Main Street. This event is brought to you by Whittington and Fisherwick Environment Group (WFEG) and proceeds of the event go to our funds to enable us to undertake projects and activities to beautify the parish and encourage wildlife.

While its an ‘off year’ for the biennial Whittingon Open Gardens event, one special garden at Crossroads on Huddlesford ...
03/06/2026

While its an ‘off year’ for the biennial Whittingon Open Gardens event, one special garden at Crossroads on Huddlesford Lane, Whittington will be open to visitors from 11am - 5pm on Saturday 20th June - for one day only.



On display will be an acre and a half of stunning wildlife-friendly perennial meadows, (usually full of bees and butterflies), some with native wildlflowers, others with more exotic specimens. Add to this a pond, an orchard of 50 heritage fruit trees, wild areas, interesting shrubs, a polytunnel, and a small copse of horse chestnut and pine trees and you will understand its not your average garden!



The meadow, orchard, pond and copse are complemented by a traditional flower garden with roses and flower borders.



The entrance to the house and garden is on Huddlesford Lane - the first entrance on the left leaving Back Lane. Parking should be possible on Back Lane or Chapel Lane, but visitors are encouraged to come on foot, bike or public transport wherever possible. While wheelchair users are welcome please note that the paths are rather uneven and access to some areas may be difficult.

Entrance for 16 year olds and over is £4 and for under 16s free. All proceeds will go to Whittington and Fisherwick Environment Group to fund our nature friendly projects across the parish – including Swan Meadow, Jubilee Community Orchard, Main St troughs - and more in the pipeline

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